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Category Archives: News
New year, new Palace Art & Office Suppl...
The longstanding art and office supply store closed its downtown Santa Cruz location to consolidate everything into ...
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Discounters Snap Up Retail Leases
As retail leasing begins to crawl out of the hole it fell into during the coronavirus pandemic, a clearer sense is ...
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Will Co-Working Spaces Return?
A few short months ago, “co-working” spaces were thought to be the future of office spaces. With the pandemic forcing more people to work from home and many tenants unlikely to renew short ...
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Meridian Buys 1.15 Acres in Santa Cruz Count...
Meridian, a full-service real estate developer and owner of medical real estate, has announce that the firm has clo ...
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Macy’s to Close 125 Stores
Macy’s is closing 125 stores nationwide as part of a three-year strategy to ditch under-performing locations. The d ...
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Latest Front in Food Delivery: Kitchen in Em...
Property developers are building kitchens in empty mall space and parking lots to fill food-delivery orders, a new ...
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Pacifica Hotels acquires Seacliff Inn and Se...
Orange County hotel company Pacifica Hotels announced Dec. 5 that it has acquired Best Western Seacliff Inn and Sev ...
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New York may chase away business as it consi...
The “Small Business Jobs Survival Act” is designed to protect small mom-and-pop shops in New York City from rising rent prices. The legislation would require 10-year leases, which could only be be alt ...
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Next Retail Trend Combines Barking and Beer
Entrepreneurs are tapping into the ever-increasing desire of dog owners to take their furry friends with them every ...
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When Bigger Is Not Better
Professor Thomas Philippon’s book the “Great Reversal” was reviewed in a recent Wall Street Journal column. The column stipulates that most Americans assume that America is the most competitive ...
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